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Article #842Re: Graphic Designers - Coping Up With Computer Upgrades
From: GG
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 23:50
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 23:50
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For those of you who are afraid to build you own, you can buy a clone instead. If you don't have a Micro Center near you, there should be some store nearby that sells clones. http://www.microcenter.com/pspc_store.html http://www.microcenter.com/search_results_e_compare.phtml?coordinate_group=E1C% "Kelly" <fazlymohamed@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:84d81fbc.0403300904.28a268ef@posting.google.com... > You know as well as I do that if you don't spend more and more money > every couple of months your computer is sure to fall behind. This is a > 'built-in' feature of omputers. So we have to buy a new computer or > upgrade the computer we use. Both methods kick our pockets. > > The problem clearly affects graphics designers more than any other > group, as graphics manipulation software eats up computer resources > and every new version means having to shake our pockets. > > If you know a little about hardware, you will know how much people pay > unnecessarily for buying computers and its parts off the shelf. You > can actually do-it-your-self' for a fraction of the original cost. > > You may not understand exactly, but for a good explanation with > accurate comparison charts, visit the site mentioned at the bottom of > this writing. You may think you cannot build a computer on your own - > you may not have the courage to take the risk. But you will surely > change your ideas, once you visit the following site. > > NOW you can keep your computer FAST and up-to-date for a fraction of > the normal cost, guaranteed. > > Please note, if you visit it before 04th of April 2004, you will have > a special advantage. You will also get fre-e never heard computer > tweaks on this site. > > http://owncomputer.vze.com
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